Tag: retreat

Memorial Museum for Agricultural Emigrants to Manchuria,

Japan: Memorial Museum for Agricultural Emigrants to Manchuria Passes on War History to Young People! (19.9.2025)

As the war intensified, young and able-bodied Japanese men from the “pioneering groups” were continuously drafted into military service. By August 1945, the Japanese Kwantung Army, realizing that defeat was inevitable, chose to conceal the situation and secretly retreated, abandoning the remaining elderly, weak, sick, and women and children of the “pioneering groups” at the front lines of the war. Members of the “pioneering groups” fled in panic, and some chose to commit suicide, while many children were left behind in China, becoming orphans and being raised by kind-hearted Chinese people.

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Inside the Castle!

Torbay: Berry Pomeroy Castle – Tudor Ruins! (2.4.2024)

During the 1500s, Elizabeth I was an absolute monarch (as was her father – King Henry VIII) – who preferred to live in and around the Nonsuch Park area – including Hampton Court Palace (which is no longer used by the royal family). However, there was once a “Nonsuch Palace” which does not exist today. After Elizabeth I died (1603 CE) – many of the castles she frequented were no long favoured by the royal family – leading to these buildings falling into neglect and ruin. This was the case with Nonsuch Palace which was so badly dilapidate that what was left of it had to be demolished in 1683 CE – for safety reasons – with the ruins being recycled into the constructon (or maintenance) of local buildings.

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British Newsreel - 1940 - Dunkirk

Dunkirk: Remembering the British Army Rear-Guard! (25.2.2024)

This is a section of a 1940 British Newsreel lamenting the crushing defeat we British – as a nation – suffered at Dunkirk at the hands of the rampant Nazi Germans! Not only did a flotilla of around 800 civilian boats volunteer to sail (unarmed) from the UK to Dunkirk to get as many of the 400,000 stranded British and French soldiers off the beaches – but a very professional British Army Rear-Guard was ordered to hold to the last round and fight to the last man! If not for their sacrifice, the small boats (and the ships of the Royal Navy) could not have succeeded in their task of saving the bulk of the British Army so that the UK could live to fight another day!

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Missing Person – Chinese-American Nancy Ng (吴南希) – Last Seen in Guatemala! (25.11.2023)

The ‘White’ Americans that Nancy Ng was with when she attended a Yoga Retreat quickly left the country once it was discovered Nancy Ng was ‘missing’ (without paying for the Kayaks they had used) – and colluded to present a united front of ‘silence’ in the face of questions from Law Enforcement and the concerned family of Nancy Ng. This deliberate deception included ‘Christina Blazek’ – a San Bernadino County Public Defender (Lawyer) – who was kayaking alongside Nancy Ng at the time she went missing – but who emphasises that she was NOT with Nancy Ng at the time!

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Neo-Nazi Ukrainians Execute Retreating Troops! (5.11.2023)

In just 32-years of predatory capitalism, the beauty of Soviet Socialism has been replaced with the very fascism that Joseph Stalin defeated in 1945! Perhaps there is something of the Zionist IDF about the Neo-Nazi Ukrainian brutality being demonstrated here! In the last few seconds of life the reality of the mistake these men made by choosing to fight for the Ukraine Neo-Nazis really struck home – just like the Western-supplied bullets – which followed a few seconds later!

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Alexander Werth: The Defensive Battle of Stalingrad [Part I]! (3.10.2023)

The content reviews Alexander Werth’s experience in the USSR during 1942, emphasizing his perspective on the pivotal Battle for Stalingrad. Werth’s proximity to the Soviet media and front-line individuals makes his narrative valuable amid Western-dominated narratives. The author emphasizes the indispensable role of the Communist Party in the Soviet people’s resistance against fascism.

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